The difference between social learning theory and psychoanalytic theory is that social learning theory

A) sees human identity as indeterminate.
B) interprets human identity as a social process occurring late in life.
C) interprets human identity as a social process occurring early in life.
D) sees identity as a reinforced response to external social stimuli.

Social learning theory, unlike psychoanalytic theory, emphasizes the role of external social stimuli in shaping behavior and identity. It suggests that individuals learn behaviors, norms, and values by observing and imitating others, and these behaviors are reinforced by external rewards or punishments. Psychoanalytic theory, in contrast, focuses on internal processes and early life experiences.